Answer: Choice A
Explanation:
Each vertical asymptote is due to a division by zero error.
For instance, the vertical asymptote x = 3 is from the factor (x-3) in the denominator. If we plugged x = 3 into (x-3), then it turns into 0 and we cannot have 0 in the denominator.
Similarly, the factor (x+3) leads to x = -3
So overall, we have (x-3)(x+3) in the denominator.
